Austin, Texas-based Motion Computing, a longtime player in the semi-rugged tablet space that served the healthcare industry among others, has been acquired by rugged tablet PC maker Xplore, also based ...

I am hopelessly allured by the idea of tablet computing. So much, that I have spent years trying to find productivity hacks on iPadOS and somehow made it work. When I tested the Asus ProArt PZ13 ...

The Oukitel Industry RT10 is the latest in the company's line of rugged tablets, and with a large 11" FHD screen, tough design, 5G connectivity and a barcode scanner built in, it instantly looks set ...

With the current wave of tablet PCs hitting the market, vendors are seeking ways to set themselves apart from the crowd. Some offer innovative docking and keyboard solutions while others present ...

The iPad arguably changed tablet computing, and it has gone a long way from being just a device for browsing the internet, watching a movie, or playing basic games to a productivity powerhouse that ...

In June of last year, I wrote a column outlining why I believe the tablet computing platform represents the future of computing. In this column, I want to build upon the premise I laid out, which is ...

Company teamed up with Intel and tested prototypes with hospital workers to create a tablet PC that will help doctors and nurses be more efficient Promising to save doctors and nurses from as much as ...

TORONTO – In a briefing to Canadian media, Microsoft Canada unveiled the Tablet PC, which is built on the pen-based technology of the Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system to help extend the ...

Back in 1990, I was asked by Microsoft to look closely at a product in the works that turned out to be the company’s first tablet. The focus on this device was a stylus-based device centered on what ...

Although Microsoft leaders have spent years promoting tablet computers without success, excitement around the form factor is finally building, thanks to technology advancements, a Microsoft executive ...

Maybe Bill Gates was right all along about tablet computing. Seven and a half years ago, the Microsoft founder tried to forecast the future of the company's new "Tablet PC" technology. He boldly ...